Jason Ruiz is a features writer for the Long Beach Post, with a focus on local news and events in Long Beach, California. His articles cover a range of topics including city government, business, history, and community initiatives. Jason's work has also been featured in the Long Beach Business Journal.
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Jason Ruiz has a strong focus on local government and legal policy regulation, particularly within Long Beach, California. He often covers city council decisions, city programs, local business developments, and community initiatives.
If you have expertise in local governance in Long Beach or insights into how specific policies could impact the area's residents and businesses, your pitch is likely to align with Jason’s coverage interests. Additionally, if your organization is involved in any major projects or initiatives related to infrastructure development or housing programs within Long Beach specifically, this may be of interest to him as well.
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By: Jason Ruiz
LBCC's trustees said they hope the change will highlight the trade and technology classes offered at the campus on Pacific Coast Highway.
By: Jason Ruiz
The property now enters a 60-day escrow where the buyers will make sure they can convert the former fire station into a bakery and restaurant.
By: Jason Ruiz
Local libraries have long had a code of conduct, but the new law lets Long Beach enforce suspensions with the threat of misdemeanor charges.
By: Jason Ruiz, Jake Got
The Long Beach State men’s basketball team will take on the University of Arizona Thursday morning in a first-round matchup of the NCAA Tournament — here's where you can watch the game around town.
By: Jason Ruiz
Mayor Rex Richardson said it's time for “an honest conversation” about whether the city is going to reduce services or find a way to replace oil revenue.
By: Jason Ruiz
California Heights, Bixby Knolls, Los Cerritos and most of North Long Beach are the affected areas, according to a notice issued by Long Beach Utilities Wednesday night.
By: Jason Ruiz
The 96-unit building will consist of studio apartments, including 12 units that will be rented out to very-low-income households if the project is approved.
The sports retailer is taking over the massive space vacated when Sears shuttered its Long Beach location in early 2021.
By: Jason Ruiz
Street vendors are running into barriers while trying to comply with Long Beach's new law.
By: Jason Ruiz
Proposition 36 would reform parts of Proposition 47 that re-classified thefts under $950 and drug offenses to misdemeanors but putting more people in prison could cost the state hundreds of millions of dollars annually.
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